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Bringing the Enneagram to Groups
You're certified. You know the 9 types like the back of your hand. But knowing the Enneagram and running a room full of people who've never heard of it - or who might be very skeptical of it - are two completely different skill sets.
This limited series is for Enneagram coaches who are ready to move from one-on-one work into team workshops, or who are already doing both and want to get sharper at the facilitation side specifically.
Inside these intentionally curated episodes, you'll hear what actually happens in the room: how to structure a session that fits the time you're given, how to think about pricing, what to do when the energy dies or a conversation goes sideways, how to read nine different types reacting to the same content in real time, and how to leave a client wanting you back.
Bringing the Enneagram to Groups
1. Enneagram Coach vs. Facilitator: What Changes When You Add Workshops
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You're certified as an Enneagram coach, but should you start facilitating workshops too? In this episode, I'm breaking down some of the key differences between one-on-one coaching and group facilitation: what the roles actually mean, which skills carry over, which ones you'll need to build from scratch, and how to decide which path (or both) is right for you.
In this episode:
- Getting clear on coaching vs. facilitating with practical definitions
- An Enneagram-specific take on why these roles feel so different in practice
- The skills that transfer directly from 1:1 coaching to the group room
- The skills that don't transfer, and what to build instead
- The real benefits and trade-offs of each path
- A simple framework for deciding what's right for you (hint: it doesn't have to be one or the other)
Ready to try facilitating your first workshop?
The DIY Workshop Kit | Commercial License gives you the exact slide deck and session structures that I use in my own practice.
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